A resource on the official Parsonage website, titled Black History, states: “The fact that Heathcliff is found in Liverpool, ...

After following in the footsteps of Jane Austen earlier this year (available on My5), Gyles Brandreth heads to the West ...

Emily Bronte's novel was written in 1847 and set in the rugged Yorkshire moors. The locations chosen for the new film ...

Taking place on 18 May in the heart of Bronte Country, this event invites local residents and avid bikers alike to tackle one of four iconic routes - Anne, Emily, Charlotte, or Heathcliff - all while ...

Barbie star Margot Robbie has been spotted filming the new adaptation of Emily Brontë's novel in the Yorkshire Dales, including at Swaledale.

Official Sinn Féin leader Cahal Goulding said they pledged themselves to a Bill of Rights that would outlaw discrimination ...

‘From Haworth to Eternity’ is now open to the public. The Brontë Parsonage Museum’s first fully accessible visitor toilets and Changing Places facility are also now open. Brontë.org.uk ...

But even if the director isn’t doing something crazy with the text, that doesn’t necessarily mean her film is doomed so much ...

The Brontë museum has claimed Wuthering Heights’ Heathcliff was of “black African descent” and inspired by former slaves.

The area was also featured in a drawing by the writer Anne Bronte, who was inspired by the landscape when she worked as a governess for a family who lived nearby.